It’s National Summer Learning Week! What a great time to keep the learning going with free educational podcasts from The Walking Classroom! This month’s free podcast topic is The Negro Baseball League.
- Try it out with your summer programs.
- Encourage your students’ families to walk, listen, and learn with their kids. (If they want more, there is always our mobile app with 26 free podcasts to sample!)
Don’t forget, all Walking Classroom podcasts also include a health message and a character value to support social-emotional learning. Enjoy!
FREE EDUCATIONAL PODCAST BUNDLE
The Negro Baseball League
Today’s Walking Classroom podcast focuses on the Negro Baseball League. The Negro Baseball League began in America in the early 1900s because Major League Baseball was segregated and only white people were allowed to play. Many players from the Negro Baseball League were incredibly talented and the games were very fun to watch, but the players were paid much less money than the Major League players. Jackie Robinson was the first African American player to play for the formerly all-white Major League. Learn more in this podcast!
Health Message: Strains and sprains
Character Value: Perseverance
When you access the podcast bundle, you’ll get:
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- The 16-minute Negro Baseball League podcast
- The Negro Baseball League podcast lesson plan
- The Negro Baseball League podcast quiz
- The Negro Baseball League Unit slide deck
- Related videos
- Supplemental Resources including:
- An Online Activity
- A Printable Worksheet
- A Multi-day Project
And, access to 5 more free podcasts!
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